Weird Error

[Fredrik Lundh]

dan wrote:
> > and "print dir(qconf)" for example.
> 
> Output generated(THUS MAJOR PROBLEMS!!!!):
> 
> >>>print dir(qconf)
> []
> 
> >The latter
> > should show the entry for getQPath - if it doesn't, then that explains
> > the exception, but not necessarily why you didn't end up with that
> > member defined.

david forgot that dir(instance) only shows instance variables,
not methods.

> This test sequence seems to indicate that I am NOT defining the members
> for the class despite the numerous ones that are there.  I am rather
> perplexed as the other classes are defined in like manner.  I may yet
> find a solution, but this is beyond my knowledge having just picked up
> Python.

hint: grep for "__init__" and "Qconfig" in your qconfig.py file.
maybe you've accidentally left an old stub implementation in
there...

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